Opening Arguments

In this episode, Fani testifies in high drama courtroom proceedings. Wade's ex-partner Bradley is put on the stand, leading to dark turns. The episode delves into jury selection strategy, courtroom drama, witness credibility, and reflections on the judge's behavior.

Legal drama unfolds in Fulton County Superior Court as cohabitating lawyers dissect the Fani Willis hearings, touching on disqualification risks, witness testimonies, lawyer accountability, conflicts of interest, hearsay complexities, and cross-examination tactics. The Atlanta legal scene unveils interconnected relationships, book discussions, and humorous speculations, all amidst the chaos and complexity of real-world courtroom drama.

Exploring the legal circus in Georgia, Trump's legal tour, absurd impeachment proceedings, House voting rules, and the wrath of fonts. Discussing SCOTUS cases, disqualification hearings, and the stupidest impeachment ever. Reflecting on legal immunity, courtroom dramas, Zbiotics, sponsor ads, and dissecting complex legal cases.

At laaaaaaaast it is the return of #T3BE! And we've got, not 1, not 2, but 3 questions! First, a question + answer to get warmed up, since we don't have any answers from previous weeks. THEN, the question everyone can play along with. AND THEN, it's the question only Patrons are elligible to win. But also, for patreons only, I've included the first question Matt and I ever did. We did some T3BE to practice, and this first one is maybe my favorite. If you'd like to support the show (and lose the ads!), please pledge at patreon.com/law! For the time being, any profit over and above the costs of operating the show, will go towards repair and accountability. I used Dall-e for fun to create a T3BE graphic and it gave me "Thas BAR EXAM!" 10/10

This podcast discusses the recent execution in Alabama using nitrogen gas, analyzing the Supreme Court's decision on this method and raising ethical concerns about the death penalty. They explore the challenges of maintaining humor when discussing serious topics, evaluate previous methods of execution and the evaluation of death penalty statutes. The debate over cruel and unusual punishment is examined, along with the application of originalism to the death penalty. Delays in executions and the decreasing number of states with the death penalty are also discussed.

Republicans thought they were going to impeach DHS Secretary Mayorkas but they didn't count on... AL GREEN!   There has been so much in the news that Matt and I thought we'd do some bonus recording, both to give you fine folks more content and also to keep practicing and getting into the groove. Matt breaks down the absurd Articles of Impeachment that some Republican intern typed up. Then we talk about the border bill Republicans demanded but then... fought against after Trump said to.   If you'd like to support the show (and lose the ads!), please pledge at patreon.com/law! For the time being, any profit over and above the costs of operating the show, will go towards repair and accountability.

District Attorney Fani Willis is discussed in this episode. Topics covered include the legal implications of her relationship, political reactions from MAGA supporters, and the importance of a state criminal case involving a former president. The validity of conflict of interest claims, romantic relationships among defense attorneys, and potential financial incentives are also explored.

In this podcast, they discuss wrongful conviction in traffic court, the toll of tragic cases, coffee recommendations and the purpose of law, personal aspirations and fighting against a casino, navigating Massachusetts gaming law and the importance of getting paid as an immigration lawyer, and a discussion on political history, drug policy, and immigration.

Podcast host Thomas Smith discusses his return, legal actions against Andrew, and the appointment of a receiver. The podcast is back with guest Matt Cameron and upcoming changes, including reduced Trump coverage and a new schedule. The focus is on fairness and profits going towards repair and accountability.

Liz says goodbye.